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Teeth and claws.
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Speed and cunning.
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Nature provides their power.
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Equipping them for the tools to survive.
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With the weapons to endure.
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They are the masters of their game.
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They are Africa's Deadliest.
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AFRICA'S
DEADLIEST
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Off the coast of South Africa,
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a transient orca.
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But she's not alone.
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She's with her family, a pod.
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And today, like most days, they'll swim
up to a hundred miles looking for food.
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They chatter in a unique dialect
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that's practically
gibberish to other pods.
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Right now, their focus
is on what lies ahead.
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Their roving puts them
on a collision course
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with the world's largest toothed whale
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surfacing for air with her calf.
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The sperm whales are bigger
than a school bus.
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And no animal ever found
has a larger brain.
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But that doesn't always help.
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Whalers in the 18th and 19th centuries
hunted sperm whales for lamp oil.
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Today, these leviathans
face a more ancient foe.
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The ravenous orcas are hungry enough
to literally eat a whale.
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Like a wolf pack,
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they single one out.
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Sperm whales can dive deeper
than any other whale.
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But not faster than the orcas.
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Especially with a calf in tow.
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Instead of speed, the sperm whales,
the loudest animals on Earth,
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blast their assailants with underwater
clicks louder than a rifle shot.
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The racket convinces the orcas
to chase easier prey.
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This miles-long oil slick
is a good place to start.
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Multimillions of sardines form one
of the largest migrations on the planet.
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Highly social common dolphins
come to feast.
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Chatting in high-pitch tones
at hundreds of clicks per second.
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Dolphins can swim almost
30 miles per hour.
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Orcas, even faster.
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And they're not after sardines.
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Usually communicating with each other,
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today, they stay silent as death
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to hunt dolphins.
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The huge pod of dolphins
can outmaneuver the attacking orcas,
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but they won't all escape.
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Each orca eats about a hundred pounds
of food a day.
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Mammals, birds, and sharks.
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The dolphins scatter,
so the pirates press ahead.
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Conserving their strength
until they reach their next meal stop.
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Crozet Island,
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where half a million pairs
of king penguins
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aren't exactly waiting
for them with open arms.
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Male or female, it's good to be king.
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These rulers are about as tall
as a yardstick.
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The world's second-largest penguins
live in a mostly peaceable kingdom,
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where they hobnob
and choose an annual mate.
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And when they're hungry, they fish.
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Though today, that might not be
such a good idea.
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Here come the orcas.
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And they're even hungrier.
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Penguin Island is under siege.
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The orcas have marauded
across 1,500 miles of ocean so far,
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confronting giant whales, agile dolphins,
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and now, unsuspecting king penguins.
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The birds face a choice.
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They're safe
as long as they're on the island.
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But they need to eat.
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Which means they need to fish.
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The orcas need to eat, too,
but they don't eat fish.
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The killer whale looks like
he's fumbled his catch,
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but orcas sometimes play with their food.
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He knows he'll get enough to eat.
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The well-fed whales will swim
back to the coast of Africa.
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The males will split up to mate
with members of other pods,
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but they'll be back.
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While orcas ply the wide ocean,
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southern Africa's sea of grasses
provide wildebeest with tender shoots.
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These natural lawn mowers are
crucial prey for many savanna predators.
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Like this clan of spotted hyenas.
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One of Africa's tightest cliques.
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This young male left his birth clan,
as all adult males do.
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He's joining his new clan
on the bottom rung of the social ladder.
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So-called laughing hyenas have
one of the strongest bites on the planet,
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and they'll haze this newbie
without mercy.
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He'll rise in rank only if another member
dies or leaves the clan.
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Months later, he's settled in,
but he still sometimes travels alone.
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Despite his canine looks, he's more
closely related to a cat than a dog.
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And though he has a reputation
as a scavenger, he's a hunter.
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He's Africa's second-largest carnivore
after his archrival, the lion.
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Their territories overlap.
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And so does their prey.
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Which can make the big savanna
feel a little overcrowded.
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Especially if you're a wildebeest.
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With a lion on the job, the hyena
doesn't need his clan to bag big prey.
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The lion disagrees.
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The hyena, who can devour bones,
fur, everything but horns,
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will wait his turn...
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and still find enough to eat.
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A lone lion makes a kill
only about one out of six tries,
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so she's not in a sharing mood.
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But everybody wins, except the wildebeest.
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This season, there's no shortage
of wildebeest on the plains.
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Or big cats skilled at taking them down.
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And a hyena who thinks stealing
from rivals is his ticket to success.
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He's about to find out it isn't.
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One lone hyena saunters
into the lions' den.
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He's after an easy meal
of fresh wildebeest.
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Lions and hyenas are like
rival gangs vying for turf.
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A single hyena isn't an immediate threat,
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but he's still the enemy.
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And one hyena is one too many.
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The thieving hyena sees the lions
as a catering service.
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But he's biting off more than he can chew.
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If you taunt the kitty,
you're bound to get scratched.
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Sometimes violence is a last resort,
but sometimes it's the whole point.
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In the dense forests of Gabon,
a community of chimps enjoys hanging out.
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Each community has its own turf.
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These chimps make bonds,
break bonds, come and go from the troop.
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The alpha male, the chief chimp in charge,
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keeps order like a frontier sheriff.
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His group can be social, kind,
or alarmingly brutal.
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Right now,
the chief is itching for action.
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He gathers some henchmen.
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For reasons clear only to the chimps,
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the chief feels it's time
to prove his power
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by staging a raid,
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without any provocation.
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In another part of the forest,
where all is calm and peaceful,
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a small family of chimps relaxes
in a glade.
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They groom each other
to strengthen their bond.
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They don't know what brings
the neighboring chief
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to this neck of the woods.
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Until it's all too clear.
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Without warning, he attacks,
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forcing the family to fight for its life.
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In an instant, a peaceful
afternoon shatters into violence.
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And just as fast as it began,
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it's over.
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The invaders regroup before heading home.
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They leave bloodied.
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Chimps spontaneously invade
neighboring troops.
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Apparently, to prove their dominance.
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Even females aren't spared the violence.
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In fact, they're often the targets.
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Once it's done,
it's as if it never happened.
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Except for the bloodshed.
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Injury is one thing.
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Killing a rival is another.
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On the Okavango Delta, where the parched
Kalahari Desert swallows an entire river,
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this great, flat wilderness supports
some of Africa's most diverse wildlife.
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These plains zebras live in harems.
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Several mares to one dominant stallion.
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Today, that stallion's about to face
a challenger.
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Zebras may look like peaceful,
identical grazers,
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but if a zebra crosses a line,
there can be hell to pay.
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Zebra stripes are like personal bar codes
they use to recognize each other.
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Today, the herd knows
there's a stranger among them.
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Stripes can also be good for their health.
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Compared to solid-colored animals,
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the bold pattern can lower
a zebra's surface temperature
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by more than five degrees.
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Zebras in cooler parts of Africa
have wider stripes
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than zebras closer to the equator.
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And disease-carrying horseflies
seem repelled by stripes.
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But bug bites aren't what have
these zebras hot and bothered.
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It's mating time,
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and an intruding stallion's
wooing a mare with some gentle necking.
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But not if the dominant male can help it.
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The upstart doesn't back down.
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The fight is on.
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Winner takes all.
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One kick can shatter a lion's jaw,
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and they're not pulling any punches today.
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Victory to the chief.
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The dominant stallion must beat
every challenger to retain his title.
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If posturing or pushing isn't enough,
the violence escalates.
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Male zebras have spade-sharp teeth
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and can bite off
each other's tails in battle.
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But a bite to the flank
can end the fight faster.
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It's a high-stakes gamble
that leaves the challenger lame.
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And lame often becomes lunch.
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The victor keeps his title
as alpha stallion.
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He'll continue to pass his genes
to the next generation.
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At least until the next challenge.
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Dominance is hard-won
for animals of all sizes.
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African elephants, the world's
largest land mammal,
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never stops growing.
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And they never stay
in one place very long.
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To survive, elephants pay attention
to two seasons.
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Rainy season, for their thirsty herds.
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And mating season, for those other needs.
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Which, today, a big bull hopes to satisfy.
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He'll have to get in line.
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Because another fellow's already called
dibs on mating with this herd.
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So now the challenger, amped up
on 50 times his normal testosterone level,
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has to prove
he's the best bull for the job.
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No one can throw his weight around
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like a five-ton bull elephant
with raging hormones.
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Except another bull elephant.
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But his smaller rival in the fight
for mating rights gets the message.
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He backs down, possibly saving his life.
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But losing everything else.
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The herd will move on without him,
his urges unsatisfied.
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Male elephants flare into musth.
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Their testosterone soars,
along with their rage.
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And they can stay that way for months.
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For the losing bull, the game's not over.
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He finds another bull similar in size,
so it's game on.
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There's only one way
to determine who's the boss.
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Armed with a 260-pound pair of tusks,
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an enraged bull can pierce and flip a car.
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And these gladiators mean business.
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But this is a contest of dominance,
not a death match.
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At some point, someone cries uncle
and the winner is declared.
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For some, success is more
like a popularity contest.
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Mile-high, in the mountains of Ethiopia,
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gelada baboons dwell
in the cliffs and grasses.
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Of all the world's primates,
only humans climb less.
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This family of several mothers
and their babies belong to a harem.
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United by this big male.
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At least for now.
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If he fails to satisfy them,
he's out of the picture.
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Many primates flash their red behinds
to signal sexual interest.
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But geladas mainly sit on their assets.
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So, they flaunt
their butt-shaped chests instead.
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The harem moves like minesweepers,
plucking grass, their main food source.
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They form a community picnic of up to 600.
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Roots and tubers add some excitement
to the alpha male's routine,
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but he's about to get more excitement
than he expected.
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This younger male dares to challenge him.
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And a female eggs him on.
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Divorce, gelada style.
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With no fanfare, the harem shifts its
alliance to the virile young contender.
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The split is seldom amicable.
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When the male tries to return,
his replacement's ready to rumble.
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Testosterone, bravado, and rock-star hair.
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When the older gelada's exhausted,
the fight's over.
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He'll join a band of other bachelors.
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And might even start fresh with new wives.
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Even if he loses the fight,
his harem might decide to keep him anyway
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and toss out the new guy.
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Up here, it's always ladies' choice.
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Miles away and far below.
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The female inhabitants
of this small island
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have little use for males,
aside from breeding.
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Each year, thousands of fur seals
give birth to a new generation
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off the coast of South Africa.
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After spending their first
few weeks on the island,
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the young seals are ready
to hit the water.
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And their mothers are ready to mate again.
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After they've filled their bellies.
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So, they seek out bait balls.
Dense and shimmering schools of sardines.
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But some young seals
have other culinary ideas.
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But not far from Seal Island,
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Bird Island.
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A squawking rookery for Cape gannets.
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Expert fishers in their own right.
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Every two or three years,
male and female gannets build a nest
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and raise a single chick,
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which outweighs its parents
eight weeks after hatching.
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The baby fat gives the chicks the reserves
to live about 10 days without eating.
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With their five-foot wingspan,
the grownups make flying look easy.
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But it's going to take some practice.
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Lots of practice.
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While the eager fledglings
learn to sink or swim,
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the adults go fishing.
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Dropping into the bait ball
from three stories up,
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they join the seals for a bite.
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A thick skull and air sacs
on their faces brace them
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for a 60-mile-per-hour impact.
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This fledgling's already mastered it.
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The birds maintain their barrage
until they're full.
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Back on Bird Island, not much progress.
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The youngsters are determined,
alone and defenseless.
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The ones in the water
are in the greatest danger.
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The lucky ones find a chance
to catch their breath.
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Others get whipped around like corks.
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And the tide's taking a turn.
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Some young male seals realize
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there's more to life
than chasing tiny sardines.
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Young gannets, fat and flightless.
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By ordering off the menu,
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{\an8}the voracious seals can pose a real threat
to some bird colonies.
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{\an8}Whether it's a hungry predator
or a rival for rank,
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{\an8}every animal faces
its own particular nemesis.
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{\an8}And in every case, brains, brawn,
and instinct declare
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{\an8}who is Africa's deadliest.
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